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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-07

Fine Watch Repairing At MuIfOrd'g.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-07
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Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
Soc. 75c and 81 per day; American Plan, "
Ter day, First class Restaurant in the
Hotel: J. NJ DOEFi llV years Win fea-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-07
GasfOn's Hotel.
The New GayOsO.
HARRINGTON, STEWART & WHITE

PROPRIETORs.
CHAs. g. ROTH.. Manager.
Rates e so to 81 per day, according to loca-
ton Of rooms.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-07

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Or to ]. j. WILSON, at c., o.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26

It's not necessary or indeed. de
slrable to destroy the national cur
rency. 1t is diminishing anyhow
from day to day as the bonded debt
Of the government is icing paid and
some change NUT be made sooner
or la'er. y dimlnj-h.d NATIONAL
Currency could pro6tab'y combine
with local or St1.c currency. and
The Union Of the t~o To1-l &c 1@:er
than either IS it-eH.
The sec~n] break or c-ayjec j. the
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26
TO wit.

"tause5 OF general failure on part
IF farmers VI North and South Caro-
ina to make farming i ptotitatle oc
cupation."
Tne subject as stated assumes that
farming in the two sister States is
unpr"fitable. It Is ene On Which diff.
ferent opinions are honesty chter-
tanned. One who asserts that farm
ing is profitable, might arguments
atlyc(y ask lis not tie labor now
applied to agrIrn lture as great as at
any previous period Of out history?
Ans~er "YeS'. lis lot the intel
igence directing that lahor as great
as at any previous period OF our
histOry?' Answer "Greater' "D0es
not the aggregate product of The soil
at the present equal the aggregate
product at any previous period of
our history?' Answer "Greater-
greater per capita even." as not
the genera wealth of the country IL
creasing from year to year in ratio
equal to, or greater than the in
crease in population?' Answer
Yes Then how can YOU say that
farming Is not profitable? The an
swer is ct is profitable. Il does add
from year TO year to the g'n'ral
wealth, but tie farmers do not get
It" How do you make this to APP
pear?' Their" is no general diff
fuSiOA of growing wealth throughout
tie country. Tue farmers as class
are net growing rich. A few it is
rue increase their estates, but Oh
INQUIRY it will be found that the
prosperous farmer own and cultivate
The best laFd-~are free from debt
have Surplus on hand With which to
buy all supplies for the farm at Tie
lowest cash prices-an are men of
and great eDer4y-with
the same capital, intelligence and
energy applied to OTHER industrial
pursuits, their profits would be much
larger. And hence it is that moet
men of means prefer to put their
money in bonds and mortgages at
stated interest. or to buy good lands
at s>cuGce sales and rent them to
tenants at fixed rental. The pro
tits thus realized are as great OF
,rcnter than farming and it is at
with less task and much less
labor. And for the same reason our
youno men, lust entering upon prau>
t;c.I lie press mtn o.n,r pursuits
fill they are filled 10 +, pIetion en-
tj,ed 40 doubt thereto by the pros
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26
RENEW HER YOUTH.


Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, PETERSON.
Clay CO, Iowa. tells the following
remarkable story. the truth OF
which is vouchcd for by the resi-
dents OF the town II am Is years
old. have been trouble3 VITA kidney
complaint AMI !amencss TO- MANY
years; could not dress myself willis
out help. N"w am fee from all
pain and soreness. GnI am able to
90 all my own Eou~ewo,k. | own
my thanks to EltcHi3 B'tters for
having renewed my youth ana re
moved completely AL disease and
pain Try bottle, only 80. at
+. L. Whitehead K e.. Drug Sore.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26

what girl is it, believes in Kissing &
young man on the first sight: Be careful
girls whom You kiss for people will talk
and you are hereafter watched
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26

We are bound to sell, we bought to
sell, that IS our business and we have
always attended to it. 50 come RI bt
down to NJ. Hotfman's and buy the
cheapest and best bargains of YOUR life
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26

Miss Eunice Mcdowell, who has beer
visiting her many friends in the State and
her home at Murfreesboro. returned va.
teIaay to the delight of her admirers.
Our laces and embroIderles are of the
latest designs and were bought to match
ouI oreSS goods which comprise new
Feiilngs, trlrOts, crinkles. batistes. lawns.
| Satlhs, ginghams and So forth.
| NJ. Hoffman.
What girl is it, believes in Kissing E
young man on the first sight: Be careful
girls whom You kiss for people will talk
and you are hereafter watched.
We are bound to sell, we bought to
sell, that is our Business and we have
always attended to it. 50 come RI ut
down to NJ. Hotfman,s and buy the
cheapest and best bargains of your life
| saw on the roadside tn other dav a
grown man holding with line hide
bound pig to feed OF beans-meat will he
cheap next year.
At NJ. lioti'man's little money goes
along ways and buys great many goods.
lie has the largest stock on The wav and
will be in store in less tnan two weeks
ever bought at one time by any merchant
IN the county. Come and see for your-
self. 1t will cost you nothing.
We learn that Gerson Hoffman form er
partner of NJ. Hoffman is about locating
IN Hamilton. Gcrson is beyond All
doubt the finest salesman ever in Scot
land Neck, and most excellent bnSi-
ness man. The town Of Hamilton and
the county of Martin are BON fortunate
IN having 50 clever a man and so fine a
merchant locate in their territory. For
years Gerson clerkcd for his brother aad
afterwards vas taken in as a partner. He
Is clever man, a business man and
good merchant, and we bespeak for hin.
a fair trial in his new home. We were
IN hopes he could see it to his interest to
90 INTO business here, but We must lose
nm, and out loss is Fai1 to 5thers. We
hope Gersen much success, because he is
deserving young man.
Sketch OF a. portion of the
>Ucecs, Of Giles n. Patterson.
OF Chester; s. G: delivered
Hs ht ssOIy farmers En-
On the following sub
iect;u>>isned by Use
EsOard Of Ssau"
aSeIMenas. |
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26
NOTICE..
LAND POSTED.

Al persons are forbidden trepassin 2
on my land adjoining, the lants Of |. II.
Smith, Il. f. Hancock, }, \. Smith ana
Z. W. Fenner~ either with gun. dog or
in person. Al. offenders will be dealt
with according to law Mr.. c. II. Cooke
the renter has full power to act.
Aug. 8th, 1857. y. /. SMITH.
aur l2-Iln
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26
Advertising Rates.
LOCAL ITEMS.

~ 'iI0 @'F 'ON''OoN ID dI"d avs tue best.
A big business we'll be done here this fall
Others will 60 for new goods ne xt
week.
Weather continues good for general
crops.
Some of our merchants have gone 70,
new goods.
Call at n. 3. Joscy K Co.'s and get a
plug Of Wine Sap tobacco.
Nj z. f. Hancock and wife have re
turned from Panacca.
VI, Hoffman will soon have in the finest
and largest stock of goods ever brought
in Scot and Neck.
Miss Sallie Speed continues very sick.
Hope she Will soon be better,
For honest weights and prices low, be
sure to 90 to IIoffnan's store.
The Temperance Association is boom
ing 1%G members and more to Join.
YOU want good chewing tobacco
call for Wine Sap at n. B. Joscy & Co.'s
Yesterday morning the thermometer
stood at G fall something like.
from lee to $40. ali the newest patterns at
VI IIottman's.
L, W are .lI abUndantlv blessed this
year. Now what will become of the
croakers:
In ten days the neatest and cheapest
10 lies goods ever sold in Scotland Neck
5ciTl he sold a NJ Hotfmans.
Next Weldon FAIR promises to be a
success. 1t will be held On November,
LIST, 2nd, 3rd 2nd 4th.
ttesSrs EdrnondaCn 4 Josey are the
U;sl, merchants Who sell The Celebrated
Eclipse Cotton planter in this place.
James l. Josey has taken Claude
Kitchens place in the office of Register of
Deeds.
lust received 800 pounds of the best
roHntrY made HAMS that e5e will sell at a
reasonable price. NJ. Hoffman.
Mr., James Gotten. member of the
firm of Hassardshort & Cetten, is sick |
with fever.
Come and see NJ. Hoffman 5 new Stirring
STOCK 1t is the largest and best assorted |
ever brought to town.
If Won wish to send your children to
good schools, send them to our academies
In white goods and hosiery we have the /
largest stock this side of Baltimore and |
We will make pric, : lower than ever.
NJ. Hoffman.
J. E, Uarcock and Will Josey, who
1--we Been - l.ittleton ror a short time,
returned Tuesday.
IF YOU want the best and cheapest shoe
or boot ever bought for the money, come
right down t. NJ. UotFran'S store, and
r:H have got it: DON'T forget it.
The Female Academy will open next
Monday by Misses Smith & McDo~clI-
a good school for girls.
E-yrrr5. INC, i'm the line Of giants DIRE, s
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26
BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE

TIE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sares, letter. Chappci Hands,
ChilbIains, Corns, AM all Skin Erup-
tons, AMI positively cure5 Piles, or no
pay required. It's glaranteel to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box.
SALE BYET. WHITEHEAD &Co
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-26
VINE HILL MALE ACADEMY.
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c..
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

The ent1 term under present he ms August 1887.
TUITION PER TERM OF TWENTY WEEKS:
CLASSES UNDER COMMON SCHOOL ARITHMETIC $40 "a
ENGLISH with COM SCHOOL ARITHMETIC IL 90
HIGHER ENGLISH with ARITHMETIC and AL ZEBRA 1850
HIGHER ENGLISH with AIuIII ALGEBRA and LATIN, 1000
HIGHER ENGwIth ARII ALGEBRA LATIN and GREEK 32 SO
For FRENCH and = ERIAN per tenn each - -
Charges No deduction except ca-~S
sickness
half tuition dus October 9TH balance due December
BOARD.
Board ~th furnished rooms, students furnishing the wood ami
Per Corresponding deduction made where
furnish
For further rartica,
Principals
E E. HILLIARD A =.
T. II, MANNING, A NJ.
Scotland Neck " c..
81 Pm.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
rhs l.eoL. Halanesd rerf.etly.

The cashier OF business place had oc-
casion TO leave his desk one day, and he
called the son OF the proprietor, who
was at work In another department TO
take his place for an hour or two. ard
instructed him about how to make en-
tries in the cash book, in case any money
came in, the receipts on one side and the
disbursements on the other. The boys
father came In and wanted $2, which the
son gave him, and when the cashier
came back he found an entry In the cash
book. On one side was this; @Took In
two dollars from granger with his
pants tucked In his boots" The cashier
looked at the scrawi In the book and
then at the cash drawer, and said:
@Well, where's the two dollars The
boy thought minute, took pencil and
wrote ON the other side OF the book: PA
collected the two dollars The cashier
sighed and the boy said: .Well, IL
balances, doesn't itf What more do you
wantg-Peck's Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
Thread from ssnk.wssd.

american inquisitivencss and ingenu-
ity united have produced threads from
tho blossom Of the common milk-wecd
which has the consistency and tenacity
of imported fax or linen thread and h
produced al much less cost. The fibre
is long. easily cardcd, and may be read
lily a'lap.ed to spinning upon an .rdin-
AIRY lax spinner II has the smootllness
and l,lSter Of silk, rendering 1t valuable
fw sewing machine Use. The weed is
common throughout this country, bat
grows lrofusciy in the south. The ma
teriai costs nothing for cultivation, and
tho gathering is as cheaply done as that
of cotton Dry Goods Chronicle.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
rhe N.r.p.per.. wor.t s,as.

The worst side Of the newspaper-the
worst side Of personal journalism 10 this
that II gives us the exceptional side,
makes II seem the real ard personal side.
Crime are made interesting, criminals
heroes, and their doings chronicled a. II
they were kings and queens. IL ID the
ambition OF many persons to see them
selves in print; and II q girl viii get
married TO see her name in tie newspa-
per, as one admitted she had done, why
1t is not beyond the bounds of possibil-
ity that a man would commit murder In
order TO be the reigning newspaper SEN
sation, and that he would exercise inge-
nuity TO make 1t brutal as possible. know
ing that this increases his sensational
value. Jennie June.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
Cure for writer. crsmp.

Writer'S cranp Is an affection which,
until very recent date, has been looked
upon as in most cases incurable. Fort.
unately, however, for those who suffer
from this disease, means are now known
TO exist not only for It's amelioration,
but for its permanent cure. The diff
Guilty is one which is not, as its name
implies, confined to writers. II may
occur in any individual whose occuIss,
tion brings into constant play one set OF
muscles; thus tho pianist, tho tcIeg.
raphcr, and the bailct-danccr may suf-
fer from these cramps or from an inabil-
1ty to perform the acts peculiar 10 his
occupation.
The cramps are merely symptoms Of a
diseased condition, the exact seat Of
which is matter Of dispute; some 10
eating ii in the brain, others In the
spinal cord, while there are those who
regard the nerve-ccnters AZ In no wise
affected, but trace the source of the af-
fection TO the nerves themselves. Tie
method OF treatment which has been
found most successful consists in the
application of gymnastics, combined
with massage, TO the affected musclcs.
The rubbing, and sometimes a gentle
striking Of tie muscles with wooden
bar, together with regular movements
Of the fingers or other defective part,
are coaiinucd for several weeks, during
which tiInc not more than one hour
daily Is devoted to these exercises. =
Science.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
Why yve Arc Grinsoes.

People often wonder and ask why the
Mexican calls the American 4Gringo," {"
or what the word means. That can bc
explained much easier than why tho
American calls the Mexican a 4Grcaser. y
When the Americans went TO war with
Mexico, melody, every verse OF which
ended with Screen grow tha r,ishcs, o."
was very popular. II pleased almost
cvcrybody's fancy. and was sung by old
and young. While in camp the soldiers
would sing IL constantly, and all the
Mexicans could hear was "Grecn grow
the rushcs. O." They Immediately be-
gan to call tho American soldiers by the
first two words, rs It sounded to them,
4grin-gocs.' They made II into one
word, by which they will ever know the
American Gringo. "--NeIly Bly, in
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

from Willie, and -skraigh" from the
heron, and well we know what 10
means.
The dam has burst, and the waters
come down with rush and o roar and
force irresistible.
6uave qui pent Save ourselves, save
our jackets, saye our fish.
The mills down the stream viii have
water enough now and TO spare. II will
I'LL and overflow tho dams and make q
dssh breast high over the wheels, and Il
will sweep the linen from tho fields OF
the bleaching works.
Again, what care we! Have wc not
had fine fun. We tie our trout in strings
and prepare for home.
Only just in time, for yonder, running
up stream. comes farmer Milne
---he always was brutc-and two
OF his men. But IL he thinks
TO catch us he Is much mis-
taken. We take to the woods with q
defiant whoopl and farmer Milne has
seen the last OF us.
Grief came on the following Friday,
though. For the dominic had got a
new spcrgie cane, and we three conspir.
a.ors stole that and cut itup. We were
just about to bcs;n
"fet us s,noxc the calumet OF peace"
said.
When suddenly the sharp features Of
Dominic Forbes were protruded over the
fence.
4Oh! you young scamps.- l,c cried;
.wait till tomorrow; I'LL ca-ca--calu-
met you
What could we do 10 avert the ordeal
thst would in all probability take place
co morrow.
II have it." I shouted. Let us 50
ctraight and rec Jeaiiie.r
We told her all. adding
-Ot. please, Miss Jeanie, take rity
cn ,Is, and be- kind 20 the dominic. He
10 SO foad Of you, Jcanic, and il you say
word be will never thrash u.s.
do you think he is fond Of me, said
bonnie Jcanie.
20. Miss Jeanie,' replied, "ic would
die for you"
',r'liat he would, said Willie.
"l'm cure he would" said Dayie.
Reader, that promised thrashing never
can,c CT, but Ill tell you what did come
of just two monti,s after--a wedding.
And Dominic Forbes limped away
from church with bonnie Jeanie's hand
in his slceve.--Go-don Stabley, s. D.,
NJ, II. ~, In Home Chimes.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
Arizona Postomccs.

A. denotes u. s. Money Order Office; !
international Money Order Office; x, Well.
Fsrgo's Express Office. This list ia correct
cd monthly.
YAvApar CousrY-Agua Fris Valley, Alex
andra. Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, X, BIZ
Bug (Bed Rocky, Bradshaw, Bueno, Bum
bic Boe, Camp Verde, Chalender. Cherry
Chino, Cienega, Flagstaff. x, Gillets, Has
sayampas, HowelIs, jerome, Juniper, Lee
Ferry, Mayer, MeevilIe. psyson, PRESCOTT
AK, Simmons, Stanton, Stoddard. Til
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove, Williams x.
pr. CorsrY--Nlen. American Flag, Ari
yaca, Calabnaas X, Crittenden X, Desert
Esperanzs, GYoaterviIie. Harshaw, hogale'
x, Orc Blanco, Pantano X, ouijotoa, He'd
ington. Sahuarita, Total Wreck, ubac,Tuc
son AK, Washington.
GrA CousTT--Armer, Globe A 4, Pio
neer X, San Carlos, Tonto.
MomAyE CousTr-Aubrey. Breop, Bsck
berry 4, Henning, Bingraan Z, Mineral Par'
A, Mohavo City, Powell (Needles), Signal
cocnIsE CousTT-Benson ,, Bisbee, CAM
Huachuca A, Charleston 4, CoItEtion
Dos Cabezas Z, Dragon 4, Fairbanks
Fort Bowie (Apache Pass Ak, Ochoayille
st. David, Tombstone Z, Tres Aiimos
Wilcox tMsley)AI. ..
GRAHAM CousTr--Bonita, Clifton 4
Duncan iPurdy) Z, Dunlap, Fort Grant
Fort Thomas, Morcnci, Pima. Stafford, SO!
omonviIle.
PrsAL CousTr-Butte, Casa Grande Z
DudleyviIIe, Florence =, Manlyvills, Mari
copa &, MesayiiIe, Picacho, Pinal Z. River
side, Sacaton, Silver King A.
YpmA CouxTr-Centenniai (Planosa)
Clip. Nuremberg, Nortons, Parker, Yurna
AK.
APACHE CouSTY--Erastus, Fort Apache
Holbrook 4, Keams Canyon, Nutrioso, 1T
Johns A, st. Joseph, SHOW Low, Snowflake
sprineerville, Sunset, Taylor, winslow
Woodruff.
MAEIccpA Cousrr--5ila Bend Z, Hayden
Lshi. Mcdowell. Phenix Z Sentinel, Tenn
Do, (Hayden) A, Vulture Z, wiokcnburg.
IspIAs REsEHvAIIoS--Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
sraAnae FREAKS or eLscraIcrv.
eaaguiar Phsaemsns % the Now zsalasl
Eraptioas---A Psxsiine AGhas.

oasgular Phsnomsns 81 the New zsalasl
Erapsioas-A Psssiiag AGhis.
Among the many extraordinary na.
turai phenomsna attending the recent
eruption Of Mount Tarawera, one which
appears 10 me not the least singular he's
been passed over in comparative silence
and without exciting comment 20 far -
am aware, among the scientific or un-
scientifc public. During the Last week
those attending Mr. Burton's interesting
lectures have heard there related one of
the strange and, 20 far, inexplicab!s CIR.
cumstances witnessed by Mr.. McRsa
and others OF that devoted little hand
TO whom it must have seemed that hall
itself had opened TO destroy them. IL
lude to the fact Of their being unable
to make water boil on that terrible
night, when earth itself appeared 10 b.
In a state Of ebullition. I give here the
narrative from Mr.. McRae's own lips,
and feel confident that few who have
read of the magnificent courage and
presence of mind displayed by him
among those fearsone surrounding, and
none who have heard the plain, Gn-
vanished tale modestly related by HIM
self, will ascribe the circumstances e
duo to the working of an overheated and
excited imagination.
Dir. Mcliae says: Il made George
Baker, the cook, put some water on tho
fire to make cocoa for the women, who
were cold and shivering. poor souls,
though holding up grandly. About
three quarters Of an hour afterward he
met me in the passage and said to me:
Come here, SIR What IL itY said
I. i can't get the water to boil
he said. Tat said T; poke up the fire.
it's good fire. he replied, and 20 Il
was. glowing fire of blazing rata Iogs
"a splcndid Grc. Put voar hand in
there aud feel il, said he, taking the lid
of the boiler. did so--very gingerly
] can assure you, and found the water
as cold as when we put it on. There
were 80 many extraordinary things hap
pcning around me that this particular
one did not excite my wonder very
much. i thought It was owing to the
electricity in the air. George Baker can
FohSi, 40 Nch az Iuyself, IOS TIE fdct Ok
the water having been on the fire for
full three quarters OF an hour, and at
the end Of that time being as cold as
when put ON. We spoke OF tie circim-
stance TO the others at the time as being
curious, bat soon had matters more
serious TO distract our attention."
Now, surely, here is a natural phenom-
enon worthy the investigation of all our
scientific men, not only in New Zealand,
but throughout the civilized world. We,
OF course, all know that the greater tho
atmospheric pressure the greater the
number OF units OF heat required to
make the water boil, but somc other de-
ts-~snt cause must have been at work
IN this instanvs, after having boen
placed for three-quarters of asi hour oa
good fire, the water remained Also
lutely cold. What other cause was
there: Is the problem / suggest TO oar
scientific men as one well worthy Of
their research. Cor. New Zealand Her.
Aid
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
Tie rar,,.auas., Of lima.

In Lima there Is a constant shaking Of
.is ground. Tho houses are uniformly
three stories In height. The first story
Is cf brick or Store, the walls being
fully three feet thick. The upper two
are made Of bamloo Iashed together. II
take. pretty severe earthquake 70 de-
si:ey one of these buildings. The pecu-
iiar thing about shake Is that the first
tree you get ono you are apt TO take IL
rs~.iy. The next time you are afraid,
snt ever after that yoa are demornlized.
Earthquakes are something that no man
cnr bs.oine accustomed to.--Chicago
5S cid.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
A Peculiar "Death scn.enec.n .

Among the old papers In the county
clerks Office in Freehold, N. j.. Is the
death sentence Of a negro named Cesar.
IL reads: Therefore the court doth
judge that thor, the said Cesar, shall
return to the place from whence thou
camcst, and from thence to the place OF
execution, when thy right hand shall be
cut OIL and burned before thine eyes.
Then thou shalt be hanged up by the
neck till thou art dead, dead, dead; then
thy body shall bo cut down and burned
to ashes in n fire. and so the Lord have
mercy o,, thy soul, C;cs.r. New York
Sun,
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
RepubIiean Territorial Commit.
tee.

The following ara the names Of the Repub'
lioan Territoria. Central COMMITTEES:
Chairrnan--William Christy. Phsnix.
Secretarv--N. A. Morford, Phenix.
Apsohe--E. s. Slower, Rosalio Colorno.
Cochisc--J. Y. NontandeD, W. 2. Nichols,
7. A. Atchison, @. d. Rsppy.
Giis--O. T. Connell, ]. e. Jones.
Graham -.J. T.. Oil, K. A. Cutter.
Maricopa.-.wm. Cbristy, L. Fowler, Il. A.
Davis. Il. 4. Morford.
Mohaye--.w. II. Tsagart, Ell. Burdick'
Pinal--.A. +. Walbridge. w. II. benson.
Pirna---L. wolaey. J. A. Zabriskie, d.
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